Ebooks

An ebook ready for the stores: EPUB, the format Apple Books, Kobo, Google Play and Kindle all take.

Choose a theme for the book’s look: classic (centred headings, small capitals opening each chapter, spaced asterisks between scenes), modern (clean left-aligned headings, a short rule between scenes) or plain, which leaves nearly everything to the reader. Readers choose their own font, size and margins, so a theme never fights them.

The ebook has your cover, a title page, a table of contents with chapters under their parts, and your front and back matter. It carries accessibility information, and is identified by its ISBN (or, without one, by an identifier worked out from its title and author), so a rebuilt book stays the same book on a reader. Kindle takes it too: Amazon converts EPUB itself.

The cover, ISBN, publisher, description and language are set on the Title Page. The build warns you if the cover is too small for the stores.

Ebooks are part of Septangular Publish. Without a licence, an ebook is built as a sample of its first three chapters, so you can try it on your reader first.